That’s still $6k for a not-so-bad sports car.

“$3000 for future engine repairs”

Volvo S80 V8 is not a fun car to drive

Bill and Don Whittington, owners of Road Atlanta for most of the 1980s were involved with the whole IMSA drug smuggling thing. They made rather clever use of Road Atlanta for laundering money and drug trafficking. The back stretch made a nice runway for late night international plane flights. Plus, anytime the track…

I think it has more of a laundering money vibe. They have plenty of cash, but as complex a distribution system as can be imagined; Cans made in England (but you can’t visit the plant? WTF? Proprietary canning tech?),
product made in another country, nothing but addresses for company locations, and yet, tons of money…

Looks like a fancy money laundering operation to me. And by fancy I mean blatant at a huge scale. 

“My legal team is content with it”

A British energy drink founded in Croatia made in Austria recently released in US and UK which can’t really be purchased with, questionable financing, leadership, and history backing an American F1 Team run by an Italian with cars driven by French/Swiss and Danish drivers.

Okay the mailbox air intake just makes it.

I hope this is what they use when I choose next-day delivery 

This postal Jeep has my stamp of approval.

*Nods enthusiastically*

This would be much simpler than the check I suggested. (I suggested a timing light). I therefore dismiss your solution as halfassed, while secretly wishing I’d come up with it myself.

In this vein - I’m very good and drinking beer while lightly yanking on various structural bits and saying things like “...that should hold”, and “feels solid”.

This Probe looks like it hasn’t been involved in any collusion.